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The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

the mountains, had shot brace of rab
bits. We wanted them for supper. but
had no means of roasting them for lack
of proper spit. One of tho men
solved the difficulty by asking us to al
low him to prepare them in his own
way, and with sauce for which he
had gathered the Ingredients on the
battlefield.
"Well, to cut it Short he boiled the
rabbits and stuffed them plentifully
with olives-the kind, you know, which
the Kabyles preserve indefinitely in
rancid oil.
THE DISH WAS DELICIOUS,
And we INDUCED in it freely. But
where had he found the olives that SO
enriched and favored the flesh of the
rabbits? Alas! we learned too late that
they came from that terra-cotta jar in
which, that brigand who had killed two
of our men, had picked himself for
four hours. With n stronger stomach
than the rest of the comrades, l am
bound to admit that at least, digested
the olives au Kabyle, though the others
did not.
'.After all, DOCTOR" cried the General
merrily, II doubt if the recipe I've
given you will really please your palate,
but such as it is you are welcome to it,
with any additions that your cook may
suggest!'
"But the little Baia, General" said n
neighbor on the left; tell us of the lit
tie Baia, whom you placed at school,"
"Willingly." the General answered;
''Baia, gentlemen" pointing to his
wife at the door of the salon opening
upon the terrace. "Baia is there! it
is twenty-five years since 1 made her
my wife-allow me to present her to
youi'
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
Was Hungry.

Look here" said white man.
speaking to negro. "why don't you
feed that dog?' pointing to an animal
whose sharp bones were cutting
through his hide.
"Why doan who feed himp"
you"
"Whut's I got ter feed him widp'
II don't know, but you ought not
own dog if you are not able to feed
him."
..Dis heah is er free kentry, amt
itp"
'Yes, am sorry to say"
'.Ah, hah; an when er man amt got
crnuf fur hisse'f ter eat yer kahn
'speck him ter gin er dog nothin.' De
bible says, doan' fling de chillun's meat
ter de dogs. Doan' yer be Uneasy
bout dat dog. He amt ez hungry ez
he peers like"
"He's nearly starved" said tho kind
hearted citizen. approaching the ami
NAL and gently placing hand on the
dogs head. The dog wheeled around
and seized the man by the calf of the
leg.
"Confound tho brute!'' yelled the
citizen. Take him away"
Come way frum dat white man,
Tiger. Come on. tells yer. Boss"
looking at the mans leg. "yerse'fs
right fur 1t peers liko be Ii soytaT
tSRGzy, ,"r~AykawsY zrsssS9,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
Not So Sharp as He Supposed.


A gentleman employed in ono Of the
ministeries and who consequently has
considerable time at his disposal. was
in the habit of occupying his leisure
hours by visiting the assize court and
the correctional court. Last week
he made the acquaintance there of a
young lady of polished manners. who
asked him some Information concern
ing case in court, The gentleman
observed. after giving the information
asked for. that it was remarkable that
people should allow themselves to be
taken in so easily. and that as for him
self he was too sharp for such things to
happen to him. Once conversation
commenced, the gentleman inv ted the
unknown lady to dinner. She told
her history; she was governess with
out employment and had been for
some time unable to find situation.
The gentleman gallantly offered her the
use of his room, etc, until she were
placed, and the offer was accepted.
Things went on swimmingly until two
days ago. when the gentleman return
ed to his room and found that all
the locks in his lodgings had been
forced and all his valuables-some.6 g.
900 francs in all-had dis appeared.
On the table was note in the lady's
own hand writing containing only the
words: "You are too sharp to allow
yourself to taken in. are you not?' The
police are now searching for the unem-
ployed governess.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
NO. 61.O6O.
That rs the Number of tho Ticket that
Caught on TO 6I5O,OOO.
One Tenth OF the IN cunt Com es to . Che
boyKau Lady.

One Tenth OF the mount Com es to Che
boyEan Lady.
At the last drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, ticket No. $1,000
drew the capital prize of s150,0Oo, and as
most of our readers are aware a one tenth
part of this ticket was owned by Mrs. NJ. b.
Newberry, of this city.who is now rejoicing
in the receipt of her $4,000, which arrived
here the first of the week, the
amount having been collected by
the First National Bank of Cheboy
gan. There is rejoicing over their good
fortune in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. New
berry, and all of our people are glad to see
them catch on. this being the first lottery
ticket ever bought by Mrs. Newberry. We
are sorry to learn that they will in few
days remove to Grand Rapids and there
nurchase home and settle down and enjoy
the benefit of their good luck. The balance
of the money left after getting home will
be put out at interest, or placed in some safe
place. The lottery company came to the
front promptly and paid the amount OF
money due on presentation of the ticket
without any quihbling. -Cheboggan (Mich.)
Democrat, April 2S.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
Our PrpQyeas.

AS stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads, so the huge drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines are quickly abandoned with the
,htrocnction or Dr. Pierce's pheasant
Purgative Pellets" which are sugar.coa.ed
and little larger than mustard seeds, but
composed Of highly concentrated vegetable
extracts. By druggists.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

The Bnffalo Mutual Accident Associa.
tloh, OF Buiialo, n. y. wants good agents !;
serve fund; pays from IS to s25 weekly
Indemnity; from $1,000 to 5000 death
claim, one-half for loss of limb or eyesight.
JNo. X. VANATTA. Gen'I Art.
and Burke Block, Denver, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

The Eight-Horse Power engine and up.
right boiler, now in use at the office OF the
Western Newspaper Union, in Denver, will
be sold cheap to make room for heavier ma
chihery. Ihey have been in use less than
three years. and are in excellent condition.
The engine is one Of Hendey Il Meyers'
best. Address j. ID. Dillenback, Manager,
Denver, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

dogs are among the flowers that bloom
N The spring" remarked the snake editor
What Is the matter with you2' asked the
horse to. editor ,.o., Nothing; This is the
would bloom - ~ 'e
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Life is burdensome, alike to the sufferer
and all around him, Willie dyspepsia and its
attending evils holds sway. Complaints of
this nature can be speedily cured by taking
Prickly Ash Bitters regularly. Thousands
once thus afflicted now bear cheerful testi-
mony as to its merits.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Young and middle-aged men. suffering
from nervous debility and kindred affec-
tiOns, as loss of memory and hypOchOndria,
should enclose 10 cents in stamps for large
illustrated pamphlet suggesting sure cure.
Address, Worlds Dspensary Medical As
sociation, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
A AmA.I Leak

will sink great ship; and what at first ap-
pears to be a trifliDg cough is apt to culmi-
nate in consumption If not properly attend
ed to in time. For consumption, which Is
scrofula of the lungs, and for all blood and
skin diseases, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" has no equal. By druggists.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Carl Otto Schoenrich, Captain Oriole
Yacht Club, Baltimore, Nd, writes: 1.-THE
Club, during practice cruise, used st. ia
cobs Oil and it cured several cases of
sprains and bruises" Sold by Druggists
and Dealers every where.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

James" said a Michigan street wife to
her husband, whats this anti-poverty as.
sociation read about in the newspapers?'
ITS 'socia!ion, to make us poor folks
chat are rich now?' They'll all be made
DOOR" ~ ~
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

The doctors warn the public that babies
should not be kissed upon the lips. Young
men will heed the warniDg-untiIthe babies
of the female sex reach the age OF sixteen
years and upward. The danger doesn't
exist at that age,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

A female tobogganer, or rather, a tobog-
gienne, who did a good deal Of coasting
last winter, says that the best arms for
coast defence are pair of nice young
mans,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
A Florida snnnntion,

Tho FIorida southern Ry Co. have four million
neres of land suitable for Or nges. henong, PiGeap
pies Figs, bananas, Coc0anlts. Peachef Plums,
HtraYberros and oAriy vegetables for nofthcrn mar.
ksts. Ai1a timber snd syBsIng lands for sa's M
sRSs sa6ss Es MI n rsss~kt taass.,E xsE
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Wife (returning from chuich)-How
beautifully the choir sang Zone NJ ,re River
to Crossw I1usband-Yes, and that re-
HOboken this afternoon,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

II sick headache is misery, what are Car
ter's Little Liver Pills IL they will positive
ly cure 1t? People who have used them
small and easy to take.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Another one of George Washington's
nurses died last week. This is the one who
turned the grindstOne for George when he
was preparing for the immortal cherry-tree
net
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
RARRED WIRE.

If you have barbed wire fences, keep
cures without scar and renews the its
original color. SO cents and $l.0O at Drug
gisIs or by mail. Cole s. Co., Black River
Falls, Wis,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

LEND me- s.; | need them very much. 4"
Nv hat for?' 81 want to pawn my watch "
"Bnt you don't need any money for that.
watchmaker's first"
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

correspondent says that fifty thousand
dollars in New York don't go very far" 1t
frequently goes as far as Canada, ANYWAY
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

1t is easy to find faults If one is on the
lookout; but some people would discover n
tar greater number If they were on the
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Ihc best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
Tor Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
RnHfnO Elo-.

Boxing Glove.
j, A fine set of the famous Queensbury
Gloves sent by mail for s2.25.
3Montauk avenue, BROOKLYN n Y.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
THE GENERALS STORY.
A Dreadful Experiencein Africa,

The Deadly Work of Hidden Kabyle-Ro-
mantle Manner in Which the Officer Found
Wife.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

A young lady at a ball called her escort
an Indian because he was ION her tran" all
the time.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

=. Obstinate Constipation readily yields to
the regular use of Carter's Little Liver
Pills 80
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
Aspen md GIenwood Sn-,,u

= "T0'1 ""f "'UHWVUH sUfIhEa.
For investment in real estate and mines
In Pitkin and Garfield Counties apply TO b.
CLARK wheeler & Co., Aspen, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07
Engine and Boiler For Sale

Congested Liver is frequent in the sprin
and Is relieved by Carter's Little Live
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it 25c
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

ihere Is always room at the top, especial
The Delta independent., 1887-06-07

Whom Baby was sick, We gave her CastorfA,
Whom she was = Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, sho clung to CaatoriA.
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-07-01

With or Without = tilizer Attachment.
Lays off, marks 4 next row, drops the
Potatoes. snws the Fertilizer and covers,
all in one operation. A PERFECT
MACHINE. A great econoniizer of
valuable time and labor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-07-01
REDUCTION IN PRICES

OF SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS
AND REPAIRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
TUr- PFyySyIVANII TRADE OUTLOOK

PHILADELPHIA oct. 3O.-A careful canvass OF the
situation among tho large steel rail manufacturers
here reveals fact that the real situation III steci
Eais is not so bad has been represented DEMAND
has fallen of because a good deal OF contemplated
railroad .,cine hed IN allegiance. The lowest re guar
price named for rails has been $34 per ton, but there
named Of $50 per ton having been taheh
and orders FOR long Time delivery a. low a. ~
per ton Tho Pennsylvania steel Company has hdo
Inquiries recently for 81 600 tons but the figures arc
hot made public.
There ha. been Disappointment among merchants
here coucel ming tie fail trado. Their expectations
OF a healthy movement In all lines have been fuzzy
realized Money is considerably easier than II was
a few weeks ago.
Tho operators side OF The story I'm tie Lehigh
region coal strike Goes give r.uch encouragement
OF early termination II the c.ihcuNy. They aip
determined not give any better wages, and tho men
deiei mined not ~ accept the I'd @asc5.
president Roberts and OlheI oAecuuVe officials u
lhe Icunsy iyan.a Railroad Con pauy retained nome
tlOm their inspection tour Of the road a-t ulsh'.
They iOmEd ono perplcXng situation. aud that was
rommo, aie tho business ohcnng. The greater po1l,n
OF the $S,OOOOO raised by Tie company un
Dcnt Of stock, it il stated, VII be APPROPRIATED 10
additional traks, IL Il the full intention the
DoraiIOn only to have tour ifacAs hOH. tins
IL New-YOik ,bui also to Pushing, and tie work OF
extending The fourth track system 10 Harrisburg T.
now going on as rapidly lO-sble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

CITY As,EMBLYMEN MAY BE GAIEED.

InE EIPUBLicANs OUGHT 10 GET InEhE NJEE
THAN LAST YEAR
The Republicans should gain three moro Assembly
men this year Last rear they particularly uGfogt
emily four having been elected ont OF tho twonty
four. The IXth KILN districts were both lost
In the With District there IS doubt tat BanEson J.
Morgan viii elected by from loo t. LOO major
y The district is ood for that majority for De Lancey
Nicoll and the Republican state and County ticket
The With District may also DO counted safe for
its nominee for tho Assembly although Charles Snth
and OF his friends did make threats for time.
The IXth District Will 10 Close. but John " Jac0bus.
George b. Deano and Uncie Jerry PangburD they
carry 1t.
The Xth Is likely TO elect Republican Assembly man
this year Last year George p Lalgbein, united Demo
crat. carried 1t By less than 800.
Robert Ray Hamilton will be elected from the Kiln
District by 200 majority or more
Tho KILN could carried easily by the Re
puocans II there were not a quarrel In the
organization so hitter that It Is doubtful y It can
local on Alderman and Assemblyman. George W.
Pouch-r popular youns LAWYER. Is nonhasi for tho
Wing that WAS victorious at tue recent primary The
OF tho party mas en.nin.ted James A Cowo
for Alderman and Lincoln McLeot foi A>senDirman.
sub inittee OF tao Republican Campaign Commit
tee eudeavOrns to effect rsconca'io
l.; Lee is the Republican candidate Tor me Assembly
in tho XVIII District lie has lived for many years IN
tue district; Is popular ana nars y9rknE EepnGca,
thus divided Mr. lee confident that he
wiz The district was carried by Henry George last
year.
There an excellent chance TO elect Republican As
seNbyman ia the NNIl,h District This also carried
by Henry George last The Republican vot- In the
district the neighborhood Of 5000 Democrat and
Il Labor litate ia the field.
Thers has bsen so large Increase in the number OF
Republican voters in tho XIXth District because Of the
enormous grow Tia OF the Vest side that there Is chance
for Republicans 10 slip In between the Democratic aud
the Labor candidates
There is no DOUBT Of the secon Of Ernest H. Crosby
In the XXIst District There VIII be strong effort made
by the uaor men beat bin because Of his bod stand
In the LEGISLATURE against tho liquor rsic, but this eie
n.ent IA. a small ulusDcs In the district
There would Dc It good chance 10 carry the NNllld
District If 10 were Tor tue quaTrels within the party
there Until settled thrlo seems tte chance
that anything can he accomplished
J.mes l. Wei.s twice e!1cted 10 tho Legislature
hy the Republcans of tho XHIVth District There Il
reasor why Republicans should not wake Mp THIS ia
and AGAIN send popular Republican 70 the Assembly
FROM THIS district 1hcy mean 10 do IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS ALL RIGHT
srCCrss ASSURED ALL ALONG TuE LINE-MEEriNGs
ALL OVER THr CITY.

! Sy-CCfss ASSURED ALL ALONG THE LiNE-MEEIlN
ALI ovFR THF CITY
Quiet confidence prevails among the Eopnbhcans OF
Droosyn that the result o. tho election week from 10
morrow will be q victory al along tie line great
amount OF work has cut Ont for this week ana hoth
the repnilican Campaign Committee and the Young
Repubhcau club Will relax no effort, 10 present all
voters with arrnmeats favor OF Colonel Bil aud bis
fellow candidates ana with ballots to enforce their con
viction, large number Of meetings will be held in
various par,. OF tho city each evening tbs
week and A mpssine~t,ug under tho direction 81 tho
Young Repunlcan Club will crowd this Rak again on
SATURDAY i.ht when rx Mayor Low aud others Will
speak A. tho cluh soul1 not got The Academy o. Music
mat ni.h, IN. Campaign Committee. VITA vhom they
work 90 perfect harmony. gave tiom tho nse u the
Rink which the con rnittce nah previously engaged.
The effect 81 tho srea- meeting on -aturihT night.
when the d.cusca OF boz, state anl mum clpl i'-Fc'
was eagerly listened to BY many tol'ani. clnuo f'ii
TO 10 helpful both IN rhis ctnpten and
the one next year Tho dcmeanoc Of
Colsuel Grant aai his well expressed. albeit
few words made prs'onni impre. son hl, favor
10 nxht an import ant meeting VII b. held 10 knlcS"r
i1. .r ia o. 81 .n~r AMI Division we AL VILE
lam n Williams. OCouror. Jes- Joan~'n. A q
ines have u.oYi.-l already fl41t-a 4e
Tnr candilac ~ 'olpu~l Bard hr~ feVriopHl rreat
strcng only among hcpunranS hii among 'H -"
crlf. who are d.satl.n-l VIA boss RUE add among
aboru- inca rrDic" ~ ID, op0sr'nn % al 10 oli
waiting ne hgArst place 10 the city nao Who bc-hn
10 earn hsoU ivtug bY msn1a labor And d. h's own
a1criiOl, became ep.oyrf and never i".S- ~" pa
ero.i~ - d. mon IT." DrIl.rt i' VOC Nn' p' t.
tween t0u'rs fhspr "a lo1u \ CLANCY AMI Tho
latter hrs Developed strength IN to peculiarly
Dc.uO.TaiI wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
URGING uEGCr FoE rAE ANARCHISTS

rrlIx ADLER CONDEMNS THEIR ACTIONS. But
DOES Not WAIST HEN HANGED.
Professor Felix Adler gavo address On Anarcll-
ln and ls Method, In Cnickorlug HAL yesterday at
the regular me tug Of the Society for Ethlce culture
The talk VA, really statement OF Mr. Adler's feeling
plou the hanging ~ tho condemned men In ohcaS"
Io,s ON them DOT ~ hcrocs. said Mr. Adler, but
IA criminals Every hbrc my nature rebels at tho
methods they take notice with regret hat tho case
of the Anarchists Is sometimes described ~ the case Oh
FREQ speech and liberty of the Press cannot "haro
that opinion believe that no man Sho"'u NC ai'o"o"
10 inst gate another to The commission o crime "hch
aver y,ol,,t Language L. usrd, mol 10 influence tho
intellect but TO excite tho passions the law should
Interfere.
81 regret further 10 say that thoro IL growing
tendency ON the par. OF net few wOrk'n6nehs sVei"
li.s to regard tho Anarchists A. their champions
think from being The truc champions OF lie WORK
ting pcopc thoy are thcir worst enemies Thoy claim
that they authorized ~ revolt On Tho same ground
on which tho fathers OF this country revO Ell against
t;tho ovcrumcnt But nuto the marvellous difference
The Anoucai Revolution wa dehbcra act Of tho
majority Of the American people IL was most WON
tcriu example oi legality and order of proceeding
Revolution In the true sense Is legitimate, bur the
minority ha, no right for the majority. think
II IS proper 10 petition The Governor of Illinois cXer
else his pre- oSauve of mercy should not wish these
IAc ~ parGOuod thou crime j. toD great Tor that
Tor those mos guilty ! Shoua wish long
oil Imprisonment pe:hap- ior hle-ahd for Tho
strong enough 10 D. ma unanimous
lruio,sor Ad.cg urgcu IL" comniutirs OF the sen
teucc Oh The ground OF eXprdlrncy saving tha Tho
Aualcrl> wouiI b" more dangerous dead than I'm
pii-uucd uud Concluded, - haV, never aimsed the
elow- a. an ap2'ndix 10 clv.lna'ign hope WA,
bDtWt the CIu .cInnCq men AMI ,Lci DOOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
TIE TABLET IN TIE NEW PENSION BUILDING.

WASHINGTON. oct 80 tSpeciob. -Gencral Meigss
architectural creation the Pension Building. in
which takes pride in for repeated and
severe criticism II recently asserted by an Eugsh
architect that of the arches above the main ooT IN
the front Of the building are out OF The proper
line Another subject OF criticism Is the rather gorgeous
marble tablet which General Meies. or somebody else
has caused be placed In tho western vcsi0uc OF the
building The tablet sets form that the structure was
finished in August whes the fact is that October IS dying
and the building is far from completion. The inscrip
ton also Indicates that Grover Cleveland
Is President OF the United states nothing
being said Of America or the American ycopsd'a Jonn
j. lRgas meDtioned-cx office doubtless-as wee
President senate. aaG john Z. Blacks eptaph as
Commissioner OF Pensions follows below. IBen come
the Almighty Dollars that have been expended ior
pensions aud the statistics OF population OF ihe United
States which Is stated at 600 the figures probably
having been COMPLIED 10y the same Pension Bufcan OK
pert prepared the wonderful statistic. !oI the cam
pagn textbook that was published by the Democratic
committee year ago. -,
Among the other inscriptions on the tablet arc tne
nznes OF Hendricks aud LOgaD one OF whom wa btoF
copperhcad and the other one OF tho distinguished sol
dcrs during the which made big pension building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Edward ConAIss Is tho Un.tod Labor Party candidate
for member OF Assembly from tho XVIII Assembly Dts
tric lie 10 prominent nber OF the Progress Paint
CT Union and It's President for hvo consecutive
terms lie is ri present dosg e TO the Central III or
Union tne icader Of The faction that 0ppO,ed
tho of politics that body. The district
CniupN LARGELY OF mechanic, who cmpOYeI IN
he ie- side. a hOusc
to CaIS lie tbiuk- tIat his p!ursitty
uhout 300 lls 81. be- crowded clp-ei br tie Erpu'
bean oanuiIate. be SAYS. the onig he fears mo
D-npcrsts 20 fae district ivt 10 at ihe candidate
nov, ~ the ae.d val supported By tho rsnk and
hr that patty
The Vit. Assembly, District Republican Convent "a n
IlndsoG Comfy :. j. oh saturday nominated toiouei
Cnafirs Is ll.l~r 0f Assembly
conference of d-lr,ie- irpin sNtynire labor "rgiH
IN inus WIS ,e-er lay ~ inc florence Hndity ~
-rcnn-nNn ans Firs -. 10 rauD Tue lsmlnat"n, Of
the PRO grcs-ive Labor party
John -wiuton spO,e "A, meeting 81 cisirnikcr, IN
Cat,ndaH All Yesterday lie WA, well rrrriyed ana ~
u unanimous vote 1t dtcidcd To S'pporL nun Tor
SenstJg
A inass-mcctBg OF coorrd Republican voters OF the
Xlth Assembly District will ho nrld at Garhet lj"ii.
Wsst THeniysxth-st. this evening. John W. a. Sha
and other prominent col0rei man will speak DE anrey
Ncs Is popular wih the colorod voters OF the district
The ndeni voters Of the LIST Assembly District
have passed rsssiuisns ndorsinE tho nomination VI
Morgan J. OBrisn for tho Supreme Court bench